Overview
Scholaris is a teacher workspace built around the real flow of a school year, combining planning, attendance, teaching history, and reporting in one structured system.
Scholaris combines school-year structure, planning, attendance, classroom records, events, and reporting into one connected teaching workflow designed around real classroom activity.
Teaching work is fragmented. Timetables, lesson plans, attendance, notes, and reports often exist in disconnected systems that fail to reflect the real flow of classroom teaching and daily school work.
Timetable focuses on scheduling and daily planning, while TeacherOS connects planning, attendance, classroom activity, records, and reporting into one structured teaching workflow.
Scholaris is built as a complete teaching workflow.
Built around the real structure of teaching, from planning and attendance to classroom records and reporting.
Everything is organized around a school year:
- classes
- timetable
- students
- events
Built around the real structure of teaching, from planning and attendance to classroom records and reporting.
Planning System
- Weekly planning tied to timetable slots
- Structured lesson content
- Editable and trackable plans
Attendance System
- Session-based attendance (not just marking absences)
- Student-level tracking
- Justified / unjustified absence
Logbook
Records what actually happened in class
- content taught
- notes
- attendance summary
- Separate from planning
Events Layer
- Holidays
- Exams
- Breaks
- Interruptions
Reports
- Curriculum coverage
- Attendance analysis
- Class-level insights
- Exportable outputs
Results
Scholaris turns disconnected tasks into one system.
- Planning and teaching are connected
- Attendance becomes meaningful data
- Teaching history becomes reliable
- Reports are based on real activity
It becomes possible to answer:
- What happened in this class?
- What was planned vs done?
- Which classes are behind?
- Which students need follow-up?
Scholaris is designed to make the full teaching workflow visible, connected, and easier to manage throughout the entire school year.
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